Appleton
Reference Scripture Passages: Hebrews 11:39–40, Hebrews 12:1–3

1. What does it mean that the heroes of faith were commended yet did not receive the promise?

2. Why is fixing our eyes on Jesus essential for finishing the race of faith?

3. Have you ever felt like your spiritual life was drifting or coasting? What helped you regain focus?

4. What practices help you throw off hindrances and sin that entangle your walk with God?

5. How does knowing Jesus is both the author and perfecter of your faith change your perspective on perseverance?

6. What mindset shift might help you run with endurance in the season you’re in right now?

Hortonville
Reference Scripture Passages: Numbers 13,:30-33 Joshua 14, Hebrews 12:1–3

1. What stands out to you about Caleb’s loyalty and courage in the face of giants?

2. Why do you think wholehearted devotion is emphasized so strongly in Caleb’s story?

3. Have you ever faced a challenge that felt overwhelming? How did faith shape your response?

4. What does it look like to keep your eyes on God rather than the giants in your life?

5. How does Caleb’s perseverance over decades inspire your own approach to long-term faithfulness?

6. What area of your life might God be calling you to trust Him wholeheartedly this week?

Neenah
Referenced Scripture Passages: Hebrews 11:39–40, Hebrews 12:1–3, Acts 16:25, Philippians 1:6

1. Why does Hebrews describe the Christian life as a race marked out for us?

2. What does it mean to run with perseverance rather than sprint in your faith journey?

3. Have you ever experienced a season of spiritual exhaustion? What helped you endure?

4. What practical steps can you take to fix your eyes on Jesus when life feels chaotic?

5. How does the joy set before Jesus encourage you to endure trials with hope?

6. What change in perspective might help you see suffering as part of God’s shaping work in your life?